,ood Evenin ~ Everybody: The optimism in Moscow over the success of the nuclear teat ban talks - 5reater t h an ever toni 6ht. Harriman, Bai l 1bam - and ~romyko - talkin& priTately over dinner. After a three hour meetin g aad aaid a flurry of reports that a draft treaty - is already drawn up, to ban test s under water, in the ataoaphere and in outer space, and already has been diapatcbed to W ashin~ton and ~ on u on - to be approved by the Aaerican an d B ritish ~ overnments. By tomorrow, or W ednesday, t h e w crld should ~now, say t e ex p erts, if the first abreement between th e East an d est on the subject o f nuc l e a r testin& - baa been reac . e d . A h istoric moment - i f it comes, aa many · now ex p ect it wi ll . President ennedy held a bi-partisan Congressional meeting today to brief Democratic and Republican leaders - on his proposal for settling the rail dispute - to avert a nation-wide strike. 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IJIDIAII •cHIIIDITS" TO BB USBD Ill THE HIOil HDIALAYAS. ) I g U&iWWW••• TO DBPiND THEIi< COUWl'RY FROM RBD C H Iiii.SB fflAatS. In the news a g ain toni g ht is Stepben Ward - Oateopatb, friend and a sort of manager or patron of on• Christine ~eeler. Also in bis spare-time an artist - who even painted portraits of the Qaeen, Prince1s M~rgaret, Prince Philip, Sir Winston C h urchill and a boat of top fi g ures in British li f e. Osteopath lard, for the past few years baa been - one of London'• fashionable portrait painters. ln4 good enough for a one-aan show now opening at a fa1hionable London West End gallery. A news dispatch ••r• that the crowds besieging the doors don't have purely aest h etic motives. Ai for the painter, today h e g oes on trial, a trial sure to stir up the Profumo scandal - all over again. The apace administration announced today that we are to have a space station shaped like a wheel, that ia with a •rim• broader than t h e interior s p ace around the •hub•. Inside the rim - a complex of laboratories, and living quarters for thirty astronaut ■• The hub of this space station will be an airport for space ships. That is if you can use the word •airport• for outer apace where there isn't any air. Anyway, aultiple crews will reach the space atation - on a revolving schedule. ti•• years. A schedule c~vering One of their duties - to overhaul space 1hip1 that will be stopping over, before continuing across ~be solar system, to _ the moon and beyond. In Las Vegas, where they claim to know 1oaething about betting odds - the odds toni ht are fi•• to one. The only question in Laa Ve g as appear• to be - how ■ any rounds the fight will go. Their firat meeting - didn't even last a full round. Patterson, out cold. But then Floyd did come back to beat Ingemar Johannaon after ingo clobbered him. ill he do it aaain? I'll be watching tonight - sittinf beside Eddie Eagen one time aaateur heavy-weight champion of the world, who like• F loyd and thinks be may surprise •••rybody - maybe! James Lee is a British farmer who believes in direct action. Yesterday Farmer Lee climbed into bis farm tractor headed for - Buckin - ham Palace, and handed a startled ~uard - a message for the Queen. Farmer Lee infuriated because the local authorities - forced him to sell hie farm and then 1old off the land - at a huge profit. i~quiry. to get it. All Faraer L~~ wants now - is a public And be thinks he has hit on - the right way Maybe he bas, at that. ~oing all the way to the top - ri~ht to the Queen. Now - h•'• waiting to hear from the Queen. froa Dick Noel. And we are waiting - to hear ho se cl i mb ers o fe on , aunt · o o - • ere ro p e to L, et h er. bhar · o ec ler , ... ai · Han cl. a a ob S oema : er - al l o~ 1ortl n d , er e on . a sc a sli e first, c ra ~ · in ~ oema e r. lJ 1 o c · 1 1· , t e an c or a , co u 1 n ' t o 1 d t em • 1 1 t ree tu ble own . rom Coo er Spur to Elliot l acier- on t 1e ort h f ac e of I ount Hoo , a ist · 1 ce o 1000 ft. - and, are still a ive . Rescued today - and no w i n t e os ital.